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Consider the circuit shown in the figure. Before the two capacitors were inserted into the circuit, they were fully charged by a 21.0 V battery. Imagine that the switch is now closed. (a) After a time interval of 1.70 ms, what is the value of the remaining charge (in μC) on the 3.00 μF capacitor? μC (b) After a time interval of 1.70 ms, what is the value of the remaining charge (in μC) on the 2.00 μF capacitor? μC (c) What is the current (in mA) in the resistor at this time? mA

Consider the circuit shown in the figure. Before the two capacitors were inserted into the circuit, they were fully charged by a 21.0 V battery. Imagine that the switch is now closed. (a) After a time interval of 1.70 ms, what is the value of the remaining charge (in μC) on the 3.00 μF capacitor? μC (b) After a time interval of 1.70 ms, what is the value of the remaining charge (in μC) on the 2.00 μF capacitor? μC (c) What is the current (in mA) in the resistor at this time? mA

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Consider the circuit shown in the figure. Before the two capacitors were inserted into the circuit, they were fully charged by a 21.0 V battery. Imagine that the switch is now closed. (a) After a time interval of 1.70 ms , what is the value of the remaining charge (in μ C ) on the 3.00 μ F capacitor? ◻ μ C (b) After a time interval of 1.70 ms , what is the value of the remaining charge (in μ C ) on the 2.00 μ F capacitor? ◻ μ C (c) What is the current (in mA ) in the resistor at this time? ◻ mA

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